A History of Tong, Shropshire: Its Church, Manor, Parish, College, Early Owners, and Clergy, with Notes on BoscobelHorne & Bennion, 1894 - 236 pagina's |
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Pagina ix
... MILL PARK THE KNOLL HAVANNAH OFFOXEY DD BELL FORGE MERE INN IVETSEY BANK D To PENKRIDGE BOSCOBE ROYAL OAK WHITE TONG HILL HUBBAL GRANGE LADIES LAKE CHURCH .TONG CASTLE MILLE SHAKERLEY EAT RUCKLEY FROM SHREWSBURY WIE STERN PTON TO ...
... MILL PARK THE KNOLL HAVANNAH OFFOXEY DD BELL FORGE MERE INN IVETSEY BANK D To PENKRIDGE BOSCOBE ROYAL OAK WHITE TONG HILL HUBBAL GRANGE LADIES LAKE CHURCH .TONG CASTLE MILLE SHAKERLEY EAT RUCKLEY FROM SHREWSBURY WIE STERN PTON TO ...
Pagina 10
... mills , of his herds , mares and colts , and free paunage for swine in his woods , also advantage of his woods for fire and building materials , and lands at Lizard Grange , the once proposed site of Lilleshall Abbey . ‡ PHILIP DE ...
... mills , of his herds , mares and colts , and free paunage for swine in his woods , also advantage of his woods for fire and building materials , and lands at Lizard Grange , the once proposed site of Lilleshall Abbey . ‡ PHILIP DE ...
Pagina 11
... Mill at £ 2 per year . The Mill was below the Castle in all probability of rents mentioned , is the Chaplet of Roses . FULCO DE PENEBRUGGE II . , b . 1292 , d . 1326. His mother , Lady of Tong , 1297 , occurs in a return , as liable in ...
... Mill at £ 2 per year . The Mill was below the Castle in all probability of rents mentioned , is the Chaplet of Roses . FULCO DE PENEBRUGGE II . , b . 1292 , d . 1326. His mother , Lady of Tong , 1297 , occurs in a return , as liable in ...
Pagina 12
... mill at Timlet . In 1313 , he had King's pardon for joining the Earl of Lancaster . 1319 , licence to exchange 10 acres with Prioress of White Ladies . 1322 , a Knight representing Salop at York Parliament , and later for Gloucester at ...
... mill at Timlet . In 1313 , he had King's pardon for joining the Earl of Lancaster . 1319 , licence to exchange 10 acres with Prioress of White Ladies . 1322 , a Knight representing Salop at York Parliament , and later for Gloucester at ...
Pagina 132
... Mill Poole and went Eastward up A Brooke called Kilsall brooke unto A Bridge over the said brooke in the Road from Tonge to Albrington , on the midle of which Bridge was a Gospell Read , and from thence Eastward up the aforesaid brooke ...
... Mill Poole and went Eastward up A Brooke called Kilsall brooke unto A Bridge over the said brooke in the Road from Tonge to Albrington , on the midle of which Bridge was a Gospell Read , and from thence Eastward up the aforesaid brooke ...
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acres Albrighton arms Barry of six Bartholomew the Apostle bell Bishop Black Ladies body lawfully begotten Boscobel Boscobel House Brewood Bridgeman called chancel Chapel Chaplains Charles County Dame daughter died Digby Duke Duke of Kingston Earl of Bradford effigies Elizabeth Fitzherbert Forest fretty George George Durant gospell read Grange Haddon Harries heirs HENRY VII Hubbal inscription Isabella Item John Giffard John Vernon John Wylde King King's Knight land Lord of Tonge Ludlow Manor Margaret Vernon married Mary Mill monument Newport Nunnery Nuns Park Penderell Pierpoint plate present Prince Prioress Priory Pype rent Richard Vernon Roger Royal Oak Salop says shield Shifnal Shrewsbury Shropshire side SIR HENRY VERNON Sir Richard Sir Thomas Skeffington soule Stafford Stanley stone tomb Tong Castle Tong Church Tong College Tong Norton tracery tree unto Vortigern wall Warden Weston Weston-under-Lizard White Ladies wife window wood yere
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Pagina 134 - Thine too by right, and ours by grace, The wondrous growth unseen, The hopes that soothe, the fears that brace, The love that shines serene.
Pagina 69 - Not marble, nor the gilded monuments Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme ; But you shall shine more bright in these contents Than unswept stone besmear'd with sluttish time. When wasteful war shall statues overturn, And broils root out the work of masonry, Nor Mars his sword nor war's quick fire shall burn The living record of your memory.
Pagina 128 - Why then, take no note of him, but let him go ; and presently call the rest of the watch together, and thank God you are rid of a knave.
Pagina iv - THE sun was setting when they reached the wicket-gate at which the path began, and, as the rain falls upon the just and unjust alike, it shed its warm tint even upon the restingplaces of the dead, and bade them be of good hope for its rising on the morrow. The church was old and grey, with ivy clinging to the walls, and round the porch. Shunning the tombs, it crept about the mounds, beneath which slept poor humble men : twining for them the first wreaths they had ever won, but wreaths less liable...
Pagina 97 - I descend to the grave May I a small house and large garden have; And a few friends, and many books, both true, Both wise, and both delightful too!
Pagina 45 - To the constable it pertaineth to have cognizance of contracts touching deeds of arms and of war out of the realm, and also of things that touch war within the realm, which cannot be determined nor discussed by the common law...
Pagina 166 - I found her in a little miserable bedchamber of a ready-furnished house, with two tallow candles, and a bureau covered with pots and pans. On her head, in full of all accounts, she had an old blacklaced hood, wrapped entirely round, so as to conceal all hair or want of hair. No handkerchief, but up to her chin a kind of horseman's riding-coat...
Pagina 104 - Weep not for those whom the veil of the tomb, In life's happy morning, hath hid from our eyes, Ere sin threw a blight o'er the spirit's young bloom, Or earth had profaned what was born for the skies.
Pagina 99 - If that you ring with spur or hat, A jugg of beer must pay for that. If that you take a rope in hand, These forfeits you may not withstand.
Pagina 166 - ... which form one of the most delightful books in our language. The weaknesses of a somewhat vain and capricious temper fade into forgetfulness, when we remember the strong sense, enlightened courage, and generous perseverance which introduced into Europe the practice of inoculation, which she witnessed in Turkey. She had so much faith in its safety, that she tried it first on her own son. See INOCULATION. After her return to England she fixed her residence at Twickenham, and renewed her intimacy...